RCA Denies It Holds Up Color TV
RCA Chairman David Sarnoff denied claims that RCA is delaying color television. He said RCA wants the public to have the best color TV possible and at least as good as black and white reception, responding to FCC criticism by Wayne Coy. Coy accused RCA of delaying CBS color broadcasts and noted a court suit in Chicago.
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Radio Corporation of America
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Wayne Coy
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Gas Pipeline Crosses State Near Flagstaff by Christmas
El Paso Natural Gas Co reports the 21 inch Northern Arizona trans state line pipeline will reach Flagstaff before Christmas. Two crews from Gallup and Dilkon advance about a mile daily, with a 40 mile gap remaining between sections. The 451 mile New Mexico to Arizona line serves Flagstaff Holbrook Winslow Williams Prescott and will extend to California's San Francisco Bay Area.
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Transstate
el Paso Natural Gas Co
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Dilkon
Winslow
Dillon
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Farmington
N. M
Ariona
Holbrook
Winter Gas Cut Leaves 4500 Homes Heatless in Kansas City
A 10 inch gas main break at Martin City Missouri cut gas to over 4,500 homes in the Kansas City area north of the Missouri river leaving many without heat and cooking facilities as temperatures fell to four degrees above zero. Liberty and Smithville also lost gas with supplies restricted in Excelsior Springs and Red Cross units set up twenty emergency shelters. The outage caused overloaded phone lines and electric systems as residents used electric heaters.
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Martin City
Central West Utility Co
Missouri River
Clay County
Liberty
Smithville
Excelsior Springs
Glad Stone
Red Cross
Jackson
Clay Counties
Savoy
Colorado River Conclave Discusses Basin Control
SALT LAKE CITY December 7 Delegates from seven western states attend the seventh annual Colorado River Water Users association convention to debate local versus federal control of irrigation projects. About 350 representatives from Colorado Wyoming Arizona New Mexico Nevada and California heard Gov Wall Pittman of Nevada and other officials outline the program for a two day session continuing tomorrow.
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Colorado River
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Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Californ
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Association
Wall Pittman
J. G. Will
Upper
Colorado River Commission
Carl Paulson
U. S. Geological Survey
Arvin B. Shaw
Lee — Warren
Festive Quaker Lace Cloths and Cushion Gifts
A holiday feature highlights Quaker Lace Cloths in cotton yarn reproductions of old world lace, sizing 63 by 81 inches to 90 by 108 inches, launderable and long lasting. Also promotes HIS and HERS towel sets in gift boxes, plus Koolfoam Pillows praised for resilience and allergy free living, marketed as a supreme Christmas gift.
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